Lagu Karo : Perik Sidua dua
By : Alan Dhany Sitepu
Showing posts with label music. Show all posts
Showing posts with label music. Show all posts
Lagu Karo Terang Bulan
Lagu Karo Terang Bulan Ciptaan : Djaga Depari.
Penyanyi : Seniwati Br Sembiring
KOIL - AKU RINDU
Orang bilang masa depan hilang saat kita terbang tak berpendidikan
Tak bergelar panjang tanpa pengalaman
Orang bilang kau siasiakan hidupmu
Untuk musik hingar bingar (tidak laku dijual) tak ada yang dengar
Video Music Smash Versi OVJ (Opera Van Java)
Video ini merupakan video plesetan dari band SMASH, video ini cukup menghadirkan kelucuan yang menghibur anda karena para bintangnya adalah para bintang dari OVJ (Opera Van Java). Tapi tetap aja ada kekurangan dari video ini, jika anda tidak menyaksikan versi Video and Audio akan terasa janggal, karena bigung dengan lagunya.
Selamat menikmati.
Jazz improvisation is something to shout about
Over the May bank-holiday weekend, the Cheltenham Jazz Festival bends its boundaries a little, making space for a music that’s entering its fifth decade of sustainable cult status, despite minimal airplay, minimal subsidy and dismissal by mainstream critics. I’ve been pulled in to help promote three nights of so-called free improvisation, under the banner heading of Stewart Lee’s Freehouse, because I write about the music for this paper, and because it is imagined that a semi-known comedian like me might help to sell this supposedly problematic music to the people of Gloucestershire. The same weekend in London sees the 10th annual Freedom of the City event at the Conway Hall, a vast programme featuring some of the same performers, appearing at their own expense in a gesture of solidarity with the capital’s thriving free-improvisation scene. In short, there has never been a better time to explore non-idiomatic spontaneity.
Iggy Pop at 62
My first sight of Iggy Pop was on stage at the Waldorf Astoria hotel, New York. Iggy and his band, the Stooges, were due to be inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame (a big deal in the US) the following day. They were rehearsing their two numbers for the ceremony, one from 1969, one from 1972. The Stooges’ sound was and is pure punk, nonetheless so for the speedy riffs being played by a middle-aged man with a double chin and side-parted white hair
'Emotichair' helps people feel the music
Say you're watching a scary movie. The tension builds. The villain is about to grab someone. There's no dialogue, just ominous music.
If you can't hear, all you get is a caption that may say something like "scary music playing."
"Of course, that's not very scary at all, and, in fact, it probably takes away from the experience," said Carmen Branje, a researcher at the Center for Learning Technology in Toronto, Canada.
That makes it hard to really get an emotional sense of what's going on.
Cue a possible solution: Find a way to make people, especially those who can't hear, actually feel the music.
That's the idea behind a prototype called the Emotichair, which Branje and colleague Maria Karam demonstrated this week at the Computer-Human Interaction Conference here in Atlanta, Georgia.
Emotichair is basically just a camping chair fitted with speakers that play at different frequencies, vibrating a person's upper back with high pitches and the bottom of a person's thighs with lower ranges.
All of the emotional content of a song may not come across in these vibrations, Branje concedes, but he says much of it does.
"You experience the play between the different elements of the music," he said. "And what we've found is people were able to tell the emotion of the piece" just by feeling it vibrate their back and legs.
Karam, who said the Emotichair has been 4 years and $500,000 in development, said the chair essentially makes a person hear with their body.
"We're just turning your skin into a cochlea," she said. "Your skin is going to be like an ear."
The Emotichair concept will be available for purchase starting in September. One chair costs between $500 and $1,000, and the chairs likely will be tested in two Canadian movie theaters in coming months, she said.
One big problem with the chair: It's super noisy. Low-quality speakers create the vibrations on the back of the chair, and they buzz and bark while the chair is in use. That could be a problem in movie theater or concert settings, although Karam said the chair has been used at acoustic concerts with no problem.
What do you think? Does the chair sound useful, particularly for deaf people or those who are hard of hearing? Or is it just an expensive gimmick?
If you can't hear, all you get is a caption that may say something like "scary music playing."
"Of course, that's not very scary at all, and, in fact, it probably takes away from the experience," said Carmen Branje, a researcher at the Center for Learning Technology in Toronto, Canada.
That makes it hard to really get an emotional sense of what's going on.
Cue a possible solution: Find a way to make people, especially those who can't hear, actually feel the music.
That's the idea behind a prototype called the Emotichair, which Branje and colleague Maria Karam demonstrated this week at the Computer-Human Interaction Conference here in Atlanta, Georgia.
Emotichair is basically just a camping chair fitted with speakers that play at different frequencies, vibrating a person's upper back with high pitches and the bottom of a person's thighs with lower ranges.
All of the emotional content of a song may not come across in these vibrations, Branje concedes, but he says much of it does.
"You experience the play between the different elements of the music," he said. "And what we've found is people were able to tell the emotion of the piece" just by feeling it vibrate their back and legs.
Karam, who said the Emotichair has been 4 years and $500,000 in development, said the chair essentially makes a person hear with their body.
"We're just turning your skin into a cochlea," she said. "Your skin is going to be like an ear."
The Emotichair concept will be available for purchase starting in September. One chair costs between $500 and $1,000, and the chairs likely will be tested in two Canadian movie theaters in coming months, she said.
One big problem with the chair: It's super noisy. Low-quality speakers create the vibrations on the back of the chair, and they buzz and bark while the chair is in use. That could be a problem in movie theater or concert settings, although Karam said the chair has been used at acoustic concerts with no problem.
What do you think? Does the chair sound useful, particularly for deaf people or those who are hard of hearing? Or is it just an expensive gimmick?
Blur to record first single in seven years
Blur are set to record and release a new single for the first time in seven years, it was announced today.
The group, who reunited for a series of gigs last summer, will release a limited series of 7-inch vinyl singles to coincide with Record Store Day on April 17, in support of independently-owned record shops.
Blur have not released a single since Good Song off their final album Think Tank in 2003, which was recorded after lead guitarist Graham Coxon had left the band.
It is understood that the single will contain two new songs, with more details due to be revealed next week. It is also understood that only 1,000 copies of the record will be issued but the title has yet been revealed.
Frontman Damon Albarn, who has since gone on to have success with acclaimed projects such as Gorillaz and The Good, The Bad & The Queen, said in a statement: “We want independent record stores to continue – they’re an important part of our musical culture. Music is a simple way for Blur to show our support and we hope people like it.”
The single will only be available through a selected number of independent music stores and will be released by Parlophone Records, who will also release tracks by Bat For Lashes, Hot Chip, Lily Allen, Babyshambles and the Pet Shop boys, as well as a re-issue of The Beatles’s Paperback Writer. Some of the releases will include material never heard before, Parlophone have said, and will be presented in vintage-style sleeves.
Following star-turns at Glastonbury and Hyde Park last year, speculation grew among fans that Albarn, Graham Coxon, Alex James and Dave Rowntree might record new material together, but Albarn returned to produce a third Gorillaz album and no new songs were announced.
The band have yet to suggest that the new release will be anything other than a one-off, but it is likely to fuel hopes that the stars of Britpop may return to the studio again.
The London four-piece have less than two weeks to record and release their single, but are reportedly confident it will be ready in time.
On April 17, 1,000 independent record shops across 18 countries will take part in Record Store Day, which will include a series of in-store gigs across 150 British shops. There are fewer than 300 independent record shops left in Britain, just a third of the number there were five years ago.
The group, who reunited for a series of gigs last summer, will release a limited series of 7-inch vinyl singles to coincide with Record Store Day on April 17, in support of independently-owned record shops.
Blur have not released a single since Good Song off their final album Think Tank in 2003, which was recorded after lead guitarist Graham Coxon had left the band.
It is understood that the single will contain two new songs, with more details due to be revealed next week. It is also understood that only 1,000 copies of the record will be issued but the title has yet been revealed.
Frontman Damon Albarn, who has since gone on to have success with acclaimed projects such as Gorillaz and The Good, The Bad & The Queen, said in a statement: “We want independent record stores to continue – they’re an important part of our musical culture. Music is a simple way for Blur to show our support and we hope people like it.”
The single will only be available through a selected number of independent music stores and will be released by Parlophone Records, who will also release tracks by Bat For Lashes, Hot Chip, Lily Allen, Babyshambles and the Pet Shop boys, as well as a re-issue of The Beatles’s Paperback Writer. Some of the releases will include material never heard before, Parlophone have said, and will be presented in vintage-style sleeves.
Following star-turns at Glastonbury and Hyde Park last year, speculation grew among fans that Albarn, Graham Coxon, Alex James and Dave Rowntree might record new material together, but Albarn returned to produce a third Gorillaz album and no new songs were announced.
The band have yet to suggest that the new release will be anything other than a one-off, but it is likely to fuel hopes that the stars of Britpop may return to the studio again.
The London four-piece have less than two weeks to record and release their single, but are reportedly confident it will be ready in time.
On April 17, 1,000 independent record shops across 18 countries will take part in Record Store Day, which will include a series of in-store gigs across 150 British shops. There are fewer than 300 independent record shops left in Britain, just a third of the number there were five years ago.
Liam Gallagher Grogi Dekati Mariah Carey
Bicara soal U2, Coldplay dan musisi lainnya, Liam Gallagher bisa dengan lugas mencela. Namun ketika harus menghadapi Mariah Carey, Liam terlihat grogi.
Mantan vokalis Oasis itu tengah berada di Orlando, Florida bersama keluarganya untuk berlibur. Mereka sekeluarga terlihat menikmati konser Arctic Monkeys di lapangan Universal, Rabu (7/4) waktu setempat.
Ketika kembali ke hotel tempatnya menginap, ternyata Liam melihat Mariah tengah merayakan ulang tahun. Liam pun langsung menuju pesta yang dilangsungkan di arena kolam renang hotel.
"Seperti anak kecil yang malu-malu dia berkata 'Hai, saya Liam dari Oasis'. Dia kemudian mengucapkan selamat ulang tahun kepada Mariah dan mencoba mendapatkan bir," ujar seorang sumber dilansir Mirror, Kamis (8/4/2010).
Beberapa waktu lalu komentar Liam tentang U2 dan Coldplay yang tidak punya selera berpakaian sempat bikin heboh. Belum juga berlalu, Liam kembali melontarkan komentar pedas pada band lain. Ia mengklaim The Strokes dan Keane tidak akan bertahan lama di industri musik.
Mantan vokalis Oasis itu tengah berada di Orlando, Florida bersama keluarganya untuk berlibur. Mereka sekeluarga terlihat menikmati konser Arctic Monkeys di lapangan Universal, Rabu (7/4) waktu setempat.
Ketika kembali ke hotel tempatnya menginap, ternyata Liam melihat Mariah tengah merayakan ulang tahun. Liam pun langsung menuju pesta yang dilangsungkan di arena kolam renang hotel.
"Seperti anak kecil yang malu-malu dia berkata 'Hai, saya Liam dari Oasis'. Dia kemudian mengucapkan selamat ulang tahun kepada Mariah dan mencoba mendapatkan bir," ujar seorang sumber dilansir Mirror, Kamis (8/4/2010).
Beberapa waktu lalu komentar Liam tentang U2 dan Coldplay yang tidak punya selera berpakaian sempat bikin heboh. Belum juga berlalu, Liam kembali melontarkan komentar pedas pada band lain. Ia mengklaim The Strokes dan Keane tidak akan bertahan lama di industri musik.
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